kate/tests/highlight_lpc.c

   1 // NOTE: This is a test file for kate's LPC syntax highlighting.
   2
   3 // This is a Single-Line Comment
   4 /* This is a Multi-
   5                    Line Comment */
   6
   7 // This again is a Single-Line Comment which should end here /*
   8
   9 // And this is an evil single line comment \
  10    which should include this and the next line because of the \
  11    Do not use this style at home, kids.
  12 // BEGIN region marker
  13
  14 // END of region marker
  15
  16 private void create()
  17 {
  18 // Some Preprocessor stuff:
  19 #define SOME_STUFF if(foo("bar")) \
  20                    { \
  21                        bar("foo"); \
  22                    } // Preprocessor, Keyword, Preprocessor-String, Multiline
  23
  24     // Some closures:
  25     #'create;
  26     #'?!;
  27
  28
  29     /* Some other Data Types: */
  30
  31     int i = 1;            // Integer.
  32     float b = 2.34;       // Float.
  33     int c = 0b001;        // Binary
  34     int e = 0x019Beef;    // Hexadecimal
  35     int f = 0o2345;       // Octal
  36     string a = "Wheee";   // String
  37     string x = "Wheee\
  38      heee";               // Multi-Line String, again, don't use this.
  39
  40
  41
  42     /* Some keywords: */
  43     if(1)
  44     {
  45         switch(2)
  46         {
  47             case 3:
  48                 4;
  49                 break;
  50         }
  51     }
  52
  53     else
  54     {
  55         return 0;
  56     }
  57 }
  58
  59 /*
  60 WARNING: If the above function is part of a multi-line comment,
  61          it's buggy. The WARNING: itself should be a comment-keyword.
  62          That's not actually part of the language, but simply used
  63          to highlight important stuff inside comments like TODO: etc.
  64 */